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They played the theme from Rocky in the ballroom of the hotel in Philadelphia where the Clinton campaign gathered to celebrate their 10 point victory in Pennsylvania. ABC's Ann Compton was there. Click here to hear her interview with Grant and Amanda. Both candidates move on to Indiana where the primary on May 6th is being hotly contested. Vic Ratner is following the Obama campaign. Vic reported this morning that Obama is spending big money in Indiana. Click here to hear his interview.

Foster families in Texas as far away as Houston are getting special training to handle the children they're taking in from the FLDS compound. ABC Correspondent Jim Ryan reports on the foster families, their screening, and how the DNA testing is going. Click here to hear more from Jim.

"All I can say is thank you to the judges," Marlee said, also thanking her partner and noting good friend Henry Winkler's support. "I had a great time. Thank you to all the fans."

A lot of us feel fortunate if we're able to reach our doctors by phone. Then, there are some patients who are able to communicate with their doctors through e-mail. But a new survey indicates that relatively few doctors are embracing the concept of letting a quick e-mail to a patient replace hours or days of phone tag or an office visit. This, despite the fact that many Americans would like the convenience of using e-mail for non-urgent medical issues like making appointments, getting lab results and submitting requests for prescription refills and the like.









